Genital Warts/Condyloma
Genital Warts/Condyloma: Protect Your Genital Health with Kolposcopy
Genital warts, also known as condyloma, are skin lesions that occur in the genital or anal area as a result of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection. These warts, commonly transmitted sexually, are a prevalent issue. With proper treatment, you can prevent the spread of warts and return to a healthy sexual life.
At Op. Dr. Yeliz Akçelik Clinic, we offer services for genital wart treatment using current and reliable methods. Understanding your individual health needs and preparing a treatment plan accordingly is our priority.
Our Genital Warts/Condyloma Treatment Services
Diagnosis and Evaluation: We conduct a comprehensive examination to accurately diagnose genital warts. When necessary, we determine the type of HPV through biopsies or laboratory tests.
Treatment Plan: Depending on the size, number, and location of warts, we prepare a personalized treatment plan using various methods such as cryotherapy, electrocautery, or topical medication.
Follow-up and Prevention: To prevent the recurrence of warts after treatment, we recommend regular follow-up examinations. Additionally, we provide information on preventive measures and HPV vaccination to our patients.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are genital warts? Genital warts are small, wart-like growths caused by the HPV virus. They are typically found in the genital and anal areas.
How are genital warts transmitted? These warts are transmitted through sexual contact. The risk of transmission increases when engaging in unprotected sexual intercourse with an infected individual or sharing sex toys.
What are the symptoms of genital warts? Warts usually appear as small, raised, or flat lesions. They are painless but may sometimes cause itching, discomfort, or bleeding.
Can genital warts be treated? Yes, they can be treated. Warts can effectively be removed with cryotherapy, electrocautery, or topical medications.
Do warts recur after treatment? Yes, warts may recur after treatment. Therefore, regular follow-up examinations are important.
How long does the treatment process take? The duration of treatment varies depending on the number and size of warts. Multiple treatment sessions may be required.
Can genital warts lead to cancer? Genital warts typically do not cause cancer. However, some high-risk HPV types can lead to cervical and other types of cancer.
How can I protect myself from genital warts? Avoiding unprotected sexual intercourse and undergoing regular screenings can reduce the risk of warts transmission. Additionally, HPV vaccination can be preventive.
For more information about genital wart/condyloma treatment provided by Op. Dr. Yeliz Akçelik Clinic, contact us now and schedule your appointment.
